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Home›Green Marine›S. Korean research ship intrudes into Japanese waters
Green Marine

July 5, 2006 · about 20 years ago

S. Korean research ship intrudes into Japanese waters

A South Korean maritime research vessel Wednesday morning intruded into what Japan claims to be its territorial waters around a couple of disputed islands in the Sea of Japan, the Japan Coast Guard said. The Coast Guard’s Daisen patrol boat ordered the South Korean vessel by radio to immediately sus

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A South Korean maritime research vessel Wednesday morning intruded into what Japan claims to be its territorial waters around a couple of disputed islands in the Sea of Japan, the Japan Coast Guard said.

The Coast Guard’s Daisen patrol boat ordered the South Korean vessel by radio to immediately suspend its research activity, but the vessel refused to follow the order and continued on its way.

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